When you're pushing long hours during harvest or planting season, fuel contamination is the last thing you need causing problems. This extended 5-inch water separator fuel filter gives you that extra capacity and filtration time you need when there's no time to stop for filter changes. The longer design means more dirt-holding capacity and better water separation than the standard 4.3-inch version—perfect for high-hour tractors working in demanding conditions. What You're Getting Extended 5-inch length holds more dirt and water between changes 30 micron filtration catches the fine particles that wreck injectors Reverse flow design with crinkled ends maximizes water separation Advanced water separation technology keeps moisture out of your fuel system Built tough to handle the high-pressure demands of modern fuel systems Built for Real Farm Work This filter is designed for the workhorses in your fleet—Ford New Holland TM series tractors and John Deere 6030 series machines that put in serious hours. Whether you're running a TM190 pulling a 40-foot cultivator or a 6030 series powering through harvest with a grain cart, these tractors need clean fuel to keep their injection systems running smoothly through long days and demanding conditions. Made to Last The extended housing gives you more surface area for filtration, which means longer service intervals during busy seasons when every hour counts. The robust construction handles temperature swings, vibration, and the high fuel pressures these modern engines demand. Quality materials ensure consistent performance whether you're dealing with farm tank fuel or questionable diesel from remote locations. Good to Know Make sure you've got clearance for the longer 5-inch housing before you order—measure twice, install once. This serves as the primary water separator on Ford New Holland TM120-190 models and works as a secondary filter on John Deere 4-cylinder 6030 series tractors. Always install with the flow arrow pointing in the right direction and drain any water buildup regularly to keep things running clean.